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his name is wally. 4 1/2 feet long. do you hug an alligator? - yeah. - i don't know.in york, pennsylvania, and his owner telling the "york daily record" that wally is remarkably well-tempered and enjoys being petted just like a dog or a cat. - yo, white people are having a good time in america. you're gonna take an alligator to an assisted living facility? and of course that alligator "enjoys being petted." i'd be happy too if my food came right to me and gave me a massage. like. the one thing i will admit, though, is this may be a genius idea, because you know how they say the secret to preventing dementia is to do things that stimulate the brain? well, nothing stimulates the brain like having an alligator around. i can tell you now: every single person in this retirement home is gonna be sharp as a tack. yeah, there's not gonna be like, "i don't know where my glasses are." it's gonna be like, "where did you leave your glasses, margaret?" she'll be like, "in the bathroom where the alligator was." that's where the glasses are. people walking, like, "gertrude, do you k

deputy police commissioner wally haumaha.ose wife was killed while she was searching for him in one of the mosques, says he forgives the killer. i lost my wife but i don't hate the killer. as a person, i love him. but i'm sorry, i cannot support what he did. but i think somewhere along in his life, maybe he was hurt. but he could not translate that hurt into a positive manner. that's what he's doing wrong. we do not hate a person, but we hate if they do anything wrong. so from that perspective, i don't have any grudge against him. i have forgiven him and i am praying for him that god will guide him and then one day he will be a saviour. people who carry out a terrorist attack, they want people to be afraid. they want to incite between one group with another. maybe they were hoping that if the targets are muslim, then maybe muslims will retaliate. but we muslim leaders are saying, that's not going to happen. we will not allow you to feel afraid or to hate other people because some of your horrendous attack. i knew that she wou

never see it would see you yeah it was just it was wally's cardboard put up on the scene and then the elephant or. one of them doing what you're going to want to be in there to say these are. super beats you know you know what you know. glow for. most of the. so the would leave. zuki. the paris restaurant hasn't been a restaurant for quite some time now it's been a long time since the denizens of have had enough money to dine out. that's where the trick is getting mentors of the outlaws hang out because his main goal is to save up enough money to buy a boat and go to sci fi as the congo river and after on to europe or even america. to stone the gang leader speaks about the code of the hood. movie those boys by the only value of the what the. got to. go. forward. but. of course the younger ones don't listen to the elders and now sheen around is planting something at the neighborhood southern outskirts. you. know you. do. you see. if you don't. know. you. know what. you know. you know you know. if she ever runs for president it's going to be very hard for him to win the ordinary people

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nbc's wally e informs of about score ri. >> reporter: poliapthe attackned sunday march 10th at 3:00 a.mont ofee at least t people recording. so t wishedse photographers put their phones down to try and stop the assault.ho >> theyd be arrested also. >> would you have jumped in to help? >> absolutely. i'd risky lifeo save that young lady. >> reporter: after at least six kicks to the head and chest, gomez finally walked off the trai the video was shared on social police.d wit someone who knew him called police with a tip on where he sworks. policewed up to his workplace in lower manhattan this morning and arrested him. there's no cause for anything like that. with a 78-year-old woman, we all have grandmothers. >> i do hope a judge puts him away for a very long time. you don't need people like that in the street. >> polic have n said why the man attacked the woman. she suffered from bleeding and swelling with cuts to the face. but fortunatelye are told she's expected to be okay. the suspect is charged with assault and harassment. >>> barbra streisand apologizing for recent comments she made

player but he you think about a guy they would need saturday i had to work this guy like you said wally they've been repeated to me a bad bad for years but i have some men. who would do this you give money i mean you have one of them maybe it was like that and went on reading and sort of absent a bus with some i think. some are quite good that are through so much but at the. same sort of. do the math if. you act without with having to see. through with you that i'm going to get an enemy to do and i mean also those are live images that i could not. i couldn't believe it when you put in new neighbors but in the rest of us that there's still a team did a good deal would have led to a much smaller you don't get is that at least they're going to do it would ask anyone in you to get on it this i love a little bit of a book but it is the last one because you told him what idea doesn't it. so the new that i was under would have us early on but it's my class that got us know that. they're at the army bang but they have a bad as eleven and exam you and i want to go see them and so to that if you

some are spiders or monkeys, one man has an emotional support alligator called wally. >> wally is myupport alligator for my home use and stuff. we are invited everywhere. i do take him to lowe's and home depot is he usually always welcome there. >> tucker: mike rowe has thought a lot about emotional support alligators. we invited him on the show to ask him are they good? are they bad? here it is. >> tucker: what do you make of the emotional support animal craze? >> look, this is an interesting clip. t i never really reasonable doubt can the alligator before. and i admit my knee-jerk reaction is to dismissive it aso absurd it's better than crocodile which is completely different animal then we would have entirely crossed over. of course it's crazy except for the fact that it's not always crazy. t if we have our typical binary choice of crazy, not crazy, i'm going to wind up saying something that loses me however many fans i might have left. so, all i can tell you in my world i love my dog. i have never traveled with my dog n anywhere. and i do not begrudge people who travel with their

it will events wally use more than 1,600 sensors that will pinpoint underground shaking before it reaches the surface. the goal? give people up to a minute's warning to take cover. thank you for watching tonight at 7:00! >> we'll be back here at 11:00 for more news and weather. just head to www.kpix.com. have a good evening! [phone ringing] remember the way we used to do things? hey man... like connect with friends? dig it! or get in shape? or sell a house and pay a real estate agent a big commission. [crash] at redfin, we charge you a 1% listing fee. and because redfin.com is america's #1 brokerage site our agents get more eyes on your home so you sell for thousands more than the one next door. don't get stuck in the past. sell with a redfin agent. ♪ ooh woo, i'm a rebel just for kicks, now ♪ ♪ i been feeling it since 1966, now ♪ ♪ might be over now, but i feel it still ♪ ♪ ooh woo, i'm a rebel just for kicks, now ♪ ♪ ooh woo, i'm a rebel just for kicks, now ♪ ♪ let me kick it like it's 1986, now ♪ ♪ might be over now, but i feel it still ♪ ♪ might've had your fill, but you feel it still

on more training for start off with spoke with the chairman of an immigration consultancy firm son wally he thinks that the home office is looking for excuses to turn down refugees. it is surprising that the home office should behave that way but you know unfortunately in some respects it's not surprising because they are quite unreasonable around help for. a looking for excuses to turn down asylum cases even cases which many people would consider to be quite genuine so you know the unfortunate there we are the home office. are quite inventive in a way and can come up with you know whole range of reasons to refuse asylum you know which can be completely unjustified you know unfortunately governments want to have been tough on immigration and the home office are under pressure to be nasty are helpful and so on for sure that's what's happening so perhaps it's not just the home office officials fault was also the government's for for encouraging officials to be nasty and helpful. thanks for choosing ossie international this we're back in just over thirty minutes with the latest headlines th

police are still there, wally and the ethic liaison is, they are still on site and they will remain there families and the victims of the families. inaudible question. these support for families, for things like burials, comes through acc dominantly, is my understanding. it ‘ package it is a higher package of support, it given the circumstances under which these individuals lost their lives. and so i laid out to them that that will be available to them. for those also who have lost spouses who may have been their primary support, where there are dependents, there is also weekly compensation available on an ongoing basis, available to families. what is key is that we provide officers on the ground work with individualfamilies provide officers on the ground work with individual families to ensure they are receiving their entitlement as quickly as possible. inaudible question. certainly my expectation is that we will have agencies on the ground trying to facilitate that as quickly as possible. i have already spoken with the minister of acc. they are already mobilising. one of the things we a

deputy police commissioner wally haumaha said police were working with the islamic community to ensure‘ families can follow the necessary cultural traditions. this is totally unprecedented in our history, in our modern history. we are working closely with imams, both locally and nationally, and we have assembled them all here in christchurch. the support of the muslim leaders and their communities has been exceptional. in the past few hours myself and judge marshall, chief coroner, have met with the leaders from the muslim community to discuss the process from here on in in terms of how we manage the release of their loved ones. many of their families know that although they have not been formally identified they are missing, presumed deceased. our sole focus is getting their loved ones back and to follow the cultural traditions such as the washing and shrouding of their loved ones and we have made premises available to carry out these sensitive cultural issues. we are working closely with christchurch hospital and funeral directors within the christchurch area. the only comfort that w

let's go to wally from a republican point of view from tennessee. good morning. your view on all of this? caller: good morning. i would vote for donald trump for a second term. two comments, a two part comment. they passed up a great opportunity to get some good legislation passed the first two years of trump's first term. they blew that with a bunch of us squabbling at what not. that is on them. the democrats, especially with a field of a 40 plus candidates and growing, they need to get those 40 candidates together and eat out attention seekers -- weed out attention seekers. it is up to the voters. who they see as the best to take on trump and who has a platform to move that agenda forward. to the first gentleman's comment, a lot of democrats feel the same way about trump's relationship with the truth or lack thereof. it is on them to capitalize on that inability to convey things in the most accurate sense and target their messaging to the policy, sort of, factual prescriptions they bring forward. host: handed her to who is a graduate of boston university. cohen

wally, you misunderstand. i am a voice teacher, am i not? for one year she has been my pupil. i pat her on the back. oh, that's nice. i mean i, i congratulate her, on her -- development. is that so? do i express myself? oh, you've been doing all right. but now my position must be considered. i have never yet been in a scandal. never been caught, huh? no. i am a great teacher, not a great lover. that's right, armand. no one could ever accuse you of being a great lover. that is, i mean to say, well... well, who's to say whether you are or not? it's all so silly! but maybe i had better go. there's something delicious about not quite seeing sex in a movie; that all people do is kiss, there's something fantastically romantic about that. that's what makes a screwball comedy american, because there is something puritanical in our society, and we are more comfortable with squabbling and fighting and verbal sparring than we are as we've seen -- the films that are done now that have outright sex are very rarely very sexy, are not erotic, these films in their own way are more erotic, mor

we're joined live on the program by neil wallis neil is a media commentator speaking from london and mohamed schiff eek chief executive of the ramadan foundation also in britain good to have you gentlemen on the program. the opposition has slammed the home secretary as we're hearing blaming him for the death. if you can start with your newborn baby should not suffer because of the decisions of their parents surely. of course not and what has happened here is an absolute tragedy the fact that this child has died of course it all for the death of any child is all for but you know we have to be realistic about this that. you know that this baby. does not forget is the third child who was dying of this young woman but it's this young woman who has put . tragically now dead children into this situation she took herself into this area and you know we talk about. it but just this morning the sunday times for instance reveals there is another five women british base women who voluntarily went to join our isis when it was the credit to do when it was the cause celeb ok the muslim world. and t

very dangerous place ok thank you both for for a spirited debate good to hear both use their neil wallis media commentator mohammed shafique chief executive of the ramadan fine dish and thanks for talking to us on some very. it's an often we say her husband off more than he can shoot but he may just meant as much in florida. continues his and stacey's stateside route trip. the country's gone into a nihilistic fever that's why i'm thinking we've got to hit the road and get out. of what makes america take the show it's the genius of america this is it we point around which hollywood is going to say we're starting last with is going to head east into the swamp we're going into the belly of the bee i think i'm gonna leave now don't forget the more gonzo you may be completely different in the mr. this is florida man country yeah florida man is famous world famous because anytime like the freakiest of the freaky happens in america you can count on it being florida man florida man the lead on a news story is it could be colorado man or new york man a california man but usually if it's a freaky

never notices here because lou pape there are a life saver in feeding her family of six with his gaze wally i know it's really helped with our finances even with the gas for the stove and now i go to work rather than just worrying about cooking and until now we've never gotten. that many of mitts because almost six thousand federal food kitchens have already shut as part of budget cuts to social services it's not just the soup kitchens closing their doors funds have also been slashed for child daycare centers and the government plan to shut down shelters for women fleeing domestic violence and give the money instead until a backlash made it change its mind and this is all come from a president who's long championed the poor and vulnerable at school some surprise and indignation. he says the measures necessary to stamp out corruption sit didn't mean it's finished around thirty years of these programs which were just used to win elections and get media attention. programs which encourage corruption using the name of the humble the poor to do it that's all finished the c.f.l. on the base somet

never notices here because lou pape there are a life saver in feeding her family of six with his gaze wally i know it's really helped with our finances even with the gas for the stove and now i go to work rather than just worrying about cooking and until now we've never gotten sick but many of mexico's almost six thousand federal food kitchens have already shut as part of budget cuts to social services it's not just the soup kitchens closing their doors funds have also been slashed for child daycare centers and the government plan to shut down shelters for women fleeing domestic violence and give the money instead until a backlash made it change its mind and this is all come from a president who's long championed the poor and vulnerable at school some surprise and indignation. he says the measures necessary to stamp out corruption sit didn't mean it's finished around thirty years of these programs which were just used to win elections and get media attention. programs which encourage corruption using the name of the humble the poor to do it was that's all finished the c.f.l. on the base som

is been to manufacture public support today it's different with virtually no public debate then is wally is the target of a forced regime change the problem is force regime change as a deplorable record. welcome back to the program the russian and syrian military is have issued a statement accusing american forces in syria of derailing efforts to evacuate people from the infamous repent camp we've contacted the u.s. led operation inherent resolve for its version of the events are to finish the story. dramatic humanitarian and security situation in a lot of the bun camp in southeastern syria has been constantly trigger numerous concerns from the russian side that blame america that is currently controlling the area along the militarized between syria and jordan for severe living conditions of the refugees inside the camp that were among other things reportedly openly threatened by jihad is that not only had managed to settle in that camp believes not without some help from the u.s. military on the ground but also to take control over some territories and also over human uteri in a traffic

is been to manufacture public support today it's different with virtually no public debate then is wally is the target before stream change the problem is force regime change as a deplorable record. they all. tell. me. yes to all this is how the. welcome back and we know pick up on where we were before the break with qualcomm an apple and more now we are pleased to once again be joined by the on it danielle shay of support trading who joins us from texas u.s.a. hey danielle good to see you again. good to see you as well so let's start with qualcomm i don't think i heard what we were speaking with andre about but they that our rough go of it for a long time if we look at the five years stock price it is not a pretty picture looking at that thing but when we moved to just the last month they have made some some progress of the what do you make of qualcomm as a company especially in light of the news we were speaking with andre about their. so i consider qualcomm to be one of the laggards within the semiconductor space over the course of the past five years hasn't of course done much of any

has been to manufacture public support today it's different with virtually no public debate been is wally is the target before. the problem is force regime change has a deplorable record. she's gone into a listing. of thank you. for travelling across america what makes america to show the genius. of the south american this is a weak point. we always are going to some. forty . we're starting with. the beginning heading east into the swamp we're going into the belly of the b. i think i want to leave now doesn't get me more than a maybe. to destroy. us. with. a bankrupt person or bother to think of what all that is or is about and save us see them as us the two of us completely divorced from human so. the justice department said today the inmate population of federal and state prisons in this country is at an all time high. the public sees a need for more prisons because crime is the number one concern of the people in this state. too many inmates in not enough space. another crime another. one hundred are ready fed up with the start of. the lasix in america with all of this going to prison

infrastructure deficit and supporting international context wally barrow contributor to america's lawyer thanks for joining us. and the acting and federal aviation administration administrator daniel l. well appeared on capitol hill wednesday for a grilling over two recent fatal boeing seven thirty seven max crashes during the hearing in front of the senate commerce committee aviation subcommittee a well said that despite a lack of a clear cause for the down planes the f.a.a. and international community are working every day to increase safety we don't have the final reports on either of these accidents but i have already set in motion at the f.a.a. activities to go to the assembly and as you know i'm sure i care meets every three years and we're already examining what we bring to the assembly this year our country our pilots to help raise the safety bar which is as you know. we're responsible for aviation safety in united states but we're it's a globe there are no boundaries there's no borders it's a global endeavor and the distinction i'm not. and while al wald spoke for the f.a.a. in

unprecedented event in the history of this country that was the words there of the deputy police commissioner wally hamaha explaining the process and the investigation. saying that their focus is to get the loved ones back to rove relatives and families as soon as possible as expediently as we can he said and trying to follow the traditions of those families in terms of funeral and burial rites he said given that the unprecedented nature of such an attack the relatives are now understanding and very supportive and he outlined that this is of course still a criminal investigation that needs a certain process to be followed we also heard from the every marshal the chief coroner there outlining their awareness and sensitivity to the cultural implications of how to manage this process and she said there's nothing worse than getting the wrong body back to families and that's what happens when you try and speed up a process such as this she outlined the sort of process that they are going through from taking fingerprints photographing property going through dental records and so on that said they will tr

that whenever necessary to quote lou pape their life saver in feeding her family of six with his gaze wally i know it's really helped with our finances even with the gas for the stove and now i go to work rather than just worrying about cooking and until now we've never gotten say but many of them it's because only six thousand federal food kitchens have already shut as part of budget cuts to social services it's not just the soup kitchen is closing their doors funds have also been slashed for child daycare centers and the government plan to shut down shelters for women fleeing domestic violence and give the money instead until a backlash made it change its mind. and this is all come from a president who's long championed the poor and vulnerable at school some surprise and indignation. he says the measures necessary to stamp out corruption said that i mean it's finished around thirty years of these programs which were just used to win elections and get media attention programs which encourage corruption using the name of the humble the poor to do it that's all finished they might end up as

player but he did a cover out of body of work we need saturday i had to work this guy like you said wally baby baby to me a bad that's a hundred years but i have some. who would do this you kill me i mean you have one of them maybe it was like i had an angle on reading and than a buzzard with some mighty fine. some are quite good at that if you so much but at the. same saturday december. i think if. you act with god when that thing she sees. through with you that i'm going to get on you and you mean to do and i mean also those are live images that i could mumble. i couldn't believe them rejected when he was with the new neighbors but in the rest of us that they're still eighteen did a good deal would have led to. his fall i did a damn good evidence and they're going to do it would it has anyone in your kids or any of hundred other giving it a lot of that is the loss of the because you told him what idea doesn't it. so the new that i was under would have us early on but it's a class that is not. there at the army bang but they have a bang as you love it and exam you and i want to go see th

lists, newly released, wally be shortened -- will only be shortened. further open up the educationale services and transportation and infrastructure as well as energy and resources. we will treat businesses on the asious types of ownership equal, and exercise impartial regulation to be leveled the playing field for domestic and foreign investment companies so that they can grow better businesses side-by-side. we will also promote trade facilitation. chinaerall tariffs of were significantly lower last year. dole we promote, we plan to even more to promote trade facilitation this year. we will make customs clear and less costly and more efficient this year. measuring up to advanced international standards. we will further open up our service sector, especially financial services. full market access of foreign investors to the banking securities and insurance industries is being expedited. goals fort the significantly lightning the scope of foreign investment banks. lifting the special restrictions on the business scope at security firms and insurance bro

is trying to push its allies to push out and ban equipment from wally, saying that they'd pose a significantsk. emily: how is this deal being covered in chinese media? president trump: it is interesting. they are clearly watching this very closely indeed, watching meng wanzhouons of in canada. there has been all along support for huawei's chief financial officer. there will also two canadian solar -- canadians who were jailed in beijing, who have had very little consular access. thosencerns about canadian individuals were articulated outside the courtroom in canada a few hours ago. in terms of what is being written in the press here, they have to be careful about how they portray this, but certainly, there is sympathy for men wenzhou. in support for the company. emily tom>>, how about u.s. all. the u.s. government has been aying to argue that huawei is security risk. how is this being pursued by u.s. allies were being lobbied by u.s. officials? conundrumt is a real particularly for countries like germany and the czech republic and like poland, who are wrestling with these issues. they want t

a player but he did a couple of other work we need saturday i have to work this guy like you said wally baby baby to me a bag that's a hundred years but i have some men. who would do this you kill my mammy if i had one of them maybe it was like i am going on reading and than a buzzard with sam i think i. sound like quite good at that if you so much. that much any saturday december. that if. you act with god when that thing she sees her. do with you that i'm going to get a new enemy to do and i mean also those are live images that i could mumble. i couldn't believe it when he was with a new neighbors but in the rest of us that this girl eighteen did a good deal would have led to. a small little den because that at least they're going to do it would be good as anyone in your kids or any of this other lover giving it a bubble but it is the last summer blockbuster told him that idea doesn't need. so that knew that i was on the move aside leon but it's my class that is not. there at the army bang but they hear the bang as eleven families and you and i want to go see them and so to that if yo

some african a player but he did a couple of regular saturday i didn't work this guy like you said wally gave me repeated to me a bad bad for years but i have some men. who would do this you kill me i mean you had one of them maybe it was like i had an angle on reading and in a basket with some mighty fine. some are quite good at that if you so much but at the. same sort of december do the math if. you act without with having to say you. didn't do that i'm going to get a new enemy to do and i mean there are also those i live in is that i could mumble . i couldn't believe been rejected when he was with the new neighbors but in the rest of us that there's still a team did a good vehicle would have led to a much smaller dividend because that evidence and they're going to do it it would be good as anyone in utah gets on the loose i love their giving it a lot of it is the last sunday because you told him what idea doesn't it. so the new that i was under would have us early on but you. know that we did it at the army bang but that he had a bad as eleven exam you and i want to go so that if you

that's a time when the 10 year yield is plummeting and we see the outperformance of wally versus junk bonds stall out and that might be a sign in a young test in a low yield environment you still have to reach or return somewhere. back to you, caroline. caroline: thank you. alec.with us, gina and you put out some great research today and in some ways even tracking what's been happening in terms of small-cap versus large-cap. gina: it is an outperformance that is well overdue. following this as a confirming indicator. we looked for confirmations across various markets to get a sense of where we think large caps will go. about three weeks ago large caps were making new highs. unconfirmed by small and mid-cap shares, so that gave us indication where large caps were reaching the top of their bands. small caps were not making highs through march they have been struggling to confirm this robust rally so now you have a bit of convergence which is healthy. you want to see convergence and you want to see all of the moving higher together to confirm a more durable advance. joe: one point you mo

wally awful. >> reporter: so has this year been so bad? all the rain and snow we've had hasrozen into the ground, the constant pressure of cars has started to breakap t roadrf es, when temperatures road, r0eds had an open invitation to expand and crumble more. is this the worst you've seen? >> it is. >> we asked mayor bowser if e'd be willing to help the national park service? >> we are not really lookingkeo on any federal roads at this time. >> reporter: it was worth a shot at leas ifou want to report a pothole in d.c., tweet or call 311. and thed news is that rtrface temperatures on the roads should s being consistently warm for a while. that means that these road can get out here and make more permanent fixes. my oh my the roads have been awful this year. back to you. >> that's my commute midnight home at night. have you seen any work on that road behind you? okay, no. >> any work. we'll get them out here as soon as we can. anything to get yfr home to your t door in no time. >> tell them that jim handly's road, seef that helps. >> that'

evant wally he wants to move on. there is a lot of pressure on the people to come one a deem.hat deal is not perfect, president trump wants to get this done. that's having a huge impact on the process. >> you have something i wanted to ask you about. we know there is a relationship between north korea and china. what happens this week between the president and kim jong-un? how does that affect, if at all, how the president moves forward with china? >> reporter: it's interesting. it's a really great question, christi. it's not clear to be honest with you. he wants china up with new yoor korea. he thinking if they help them with north korea, he should give them more stuff on trade. that's great for the chinese. the china government would love to have strength that way. in the end, these two things are fought really strictly related. right? we should be tough with north korea because that's one problem. we should be tough with china because that's a different problem. by giving one to get another, we are kind of weakening our hand. it's sure in the president's mind, he sees these

marie eventually got it and she is grateful for the honesty and she believes her late husband wally had it. that is a great story. we need great stories. thanks for inviting us into your homes denied. that is it for "special report." fair, balanced, and still unafraid. "the story" guessed head hosted by my friend ed henry starts now. >> ed: declaring she doesn't know if this was russian collusion or obstruction of justice by president trump. the former fbi chief adding he doesn't care. really? that flip-flop comes just hours after this image of the special counsel diligently driving himself to the office this morning sent the main stream into another to say, but the possibility of robert mueller dropping his report on alleged collusion. as of this moment, surprise, still no new alert report. what is surprising is now democrats in damage control mode, not the president, as his critics, who once had vision of collusion, obstruction,

i suppose thought was a lie, too. [ laughter ] come to think of it, wally, i didn't need to bring mylaughter ] we just got married a couple months ago. he's a fireman, and -- [ cheers ] i mean -- i think he's a fireman. he could just be a stripper with a fireman costume. [ laughter ] i haven't checked his uniform for velcro. i'm not sure. [ light laughter ] we were a set up. how insulting is this description he was given about me? his buddy called him up and he goes, "how would you like to meet a semi-famous jewish jokester?" [ laughter ] have you heard a more vile collection of words? yoas au aran and you're like, "you know what, i'm going to stay in on a a friday night. [ laughter ] i think i'd rather do that." that sounds like a character from "fiddler on the roof." like, "i'm selling riddles over here!" [ laughter ] it's like a town jester. "you want your riddle? ah!" that was disgusting and i apologize. [ laughter ] and then he goes, "wait, her name is rachel feinstein." i don't have a sexy name. my name's not doing me any favors. that's a name you hear and you're like, "you kno

never necessary to quote lou pape their life saver in feeding her family of six on up with his gaze wally i know it's really helped with our finances even with the gas for the stove and now i go to work rather than just worrying about cooking and until now we've never gotten. that many of mitts because almost six thousand federal food kitchens have already shut as part of budget cuts to social services it's not just the soup kitchens closing their doors funds have also been slashed for child daycare centers and the government plan to shut down shelters for women fleeing domestic violence and give the money instead until a backlash made it change its mind. and this is all come from a president who's long championed the poor and vulnerable at school some surprise and indignation nameless he says the measures necessary to stamp out corruption said that i mean it's finished around thirty years of these programs which were just used to win elections and get media attention. programs which encourage corruption using the name of the humble the poor to do it that's all finished the c.f.l. on the

wally had something to do with it. that is a great story. we need great stories. thanks for inviting us into your homes denied. that is it for "special report." fair, balanced, and still unafraid. "the story" guessed head hosted by my friend ed henry starts now. >> ed: declaring she doesn't know if this was russian collusion or obstruction of justice by president trump. the former fbi chief adding he doesn't care. really? that flip-flop comes just hours after this image of the special counsel diligently driving himself to the office this morning sent the main stream into another to say, but the possibility of robert mueller dropping his report on alleged collusion. as of this moment, surprise, still no new alert report. what is surprising is now democrats in damage control mode, not the president, as his critics, who once had vision of collusion, obstruction, maybe even sugar plums dancing in their heads, now seem to be backpedaling on what's they once thought was their best shot at impeachment. i'm ed henry and for martha maccallum who is on assignment tonight. t

. >> it should be taken equal wally. >> even more so. number one domestic terror threat according to the fbi over the past ten years is white supremacists. the number one amount of domestic terror plots in the last ten years is white supremacists. yet the media coverage, georgia state university came out with a study last year. when the suspect is muslim or a person of color, there's seven times more media coverage for that act compared to when a white man does it. a white man is a lone wolf, a troubled man. president trump is perfectly -- he goes hard in the paint against isis. when someone did it in spain, they took a car in 2017 and plowed through a crowd. he was tough. when the uzbek national in october 2017 in new york plowed through a crowd, extreme vetting. muslim ban. when a white nationalist does it,ize impotent. when putin interferes in the election, he's impotent. and the question is why are the kk, the alt-right, and white supremacists who chant -- wait for it -- the jews will not replace us, throwback to the replacement theo

know how the water flowed again yesterday where it doesn't normally dry wally's and it came time so fos just south of jerusalem for example this guy was caught just warm driving down a road this is are quickly the road that the water gallus and flows down valleys and it was normally a fairly dry area it was just this general area which is jordan israel the west bank we heading towards a man george because the city itself had the water flows for it fairly quickly but rather unexpected as you can see this is all from about fifty to seventy five millimeters falling fairly quickly i mean the west bank worst of all. the hebron and nablus were similarly affected other clans moved on since they had a fairly active system swept through iraq and is now on its way through iran and it's still thirty active but it does mean further west we are at least quiet for a time in today's weather is breezy but it looks stronger however that's not the end of it if you look at this region starting tomorrow the cloud gathers once more and the rain starts to gather again once will move it further north than las

materialise, then we would be in a very good shape to face any outside enemies in the region. 0k, jake wallisat is in the deal of this century, but whatever the deal is, the question was, other conditions conducive to anything being presented? they are not conducive right now moving forward. both israelis and the palestinians are not in a position where they are prepared to make the sort of concessions that either side would need to make in order for there to be a deal. more to the point about the deal of the century, i don't think the us administration right now is well positioned to be a mediator. in order to be an effective mediator you need a relationship of trust with both sides of the negotiation. the trumpet and a stretch and have that kind of relationship with israel but they have a relationship at all with they have a relationship at all with the palestinians right now. —— trump administration. there is no dialogue between them. without understanding the views of both sides and trying to find a middle ground they are not well positioned to move forward, so my expectations for this de

is going to figure out what lou pape their life saver in feeding have family of six with his gaze wally i know it's really helped with our finances even with the gas for the stove and now i go to work rather than just worrying about cooking and until now we've never gotten. that many of mitts because only six thousand federal food kitchens have already shut as part of budget cuts to social services it's not just the soup kitchen is closing their doors funds have also been slashed for child daycare centers and the government plan to shut down shelters for women fleeing domestic violence and give the money instead until a backlash made it change its mind. and this is all come from a president who's long championed the poor and vulnerable at school some surprise and indignation. he says the measures necessary to stamp out corruption said that i mean it's finished around thirty years of these programs which were just used to win elections and get media attention. programs which encourage corruption using the name of the humble the poor to do it that's all finished. by then the place somethi

yeah.tor: i think what it comes down to, as my colleagues were describing, it is questions like wally and zte that raises -- like huawei and zte that raises the 3 choices that we have with china with regard to this. one of them is, and perhaps some of our allies would prefer we do and aso muddle through chris said, let's just get them to buy more stuff. reduce the trip merchandise trade and just buy more stuff and let's just muddle through, right? what bob lighthizer and what michael was talking about, the second way is to really try to negotiate meaningful agreements with china that protect technology, that prevent theft, that essentially regulate the behavior so that the united states and china can work together in the future, which is probably the hardest task there we had and then the third path is no on the allies are rebelling against, the idea that we should just disconnect. let's just disconnect. let's rip out all of the hardware and let's just disconnect. in many ways, that is the most , the choice we are pushing on to allies, according to the article. in many ways, that's th